Between January's Caffeine and Octane and last month's New York Auto Show, I disappeared a bit. I'm using this post to share what I was up to within those two months. Quite a bit has happened, and this is the year of new beginnings for me.
A week after my birthday was the second Caffeine and Octane of 2016. Caffeine and Octane is becoming more and more popular- not just with the crowd, but with the amount of cars that show up. The diversity of the cars are really becoming more and more extreme. Within one parking lot, you'll find...
One Jeep Wrangler parked on top of two Jeep Wranglers.
One of my dream cars: 1955 Pontiac Star Chief
Pontiac Grandville Brougham on Dub Wheels
Porsche GT3
and a Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4. Told you the variety was all over the place.
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| Not exactly Angela, but she looks something like this... |
Three weeks after Caffeine and Octane, I decided to become a Dodge Charger owner. My Envoy was becoming seasoned, and I needed something that fits me a little bit more of who I am as a person. So I present Angela- and I named her after the great Big Ang- who died a week and a half before I bought Angela.
A week later was Caffeine and Octane again. Crazy mixture of cars as usual, like...
This Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4 Roadster
Pontiac GTO
Gumby being tied to the front of a Buick. I tried to rescue him...
This wooden vehicle that I honestly can't identify.
A few days later, the Atlanta Auto Show rolled into town. I am spoiled since I attend the New York Auto Show. But I used this auto show as practice-- I started getting back into video. I've studied film and television at Savannah College of Art and Design (yes, I'm a SCAD alumni). I've taught myself photography at a young age and I used photography as a crutch, but now since this my year of new beginnings- I pushed myself back into video. At the auto show, I shot a handful of photos, like...
This Bentley Continental GT and Audi R8 that Butler Tire showed off. However...
with some nervousness, I shot this Lamborghini Diablo teaser.
A week later, PCNY rolled into town with their PC Blast rally- 25 exotic and luxury cars that drove from North Carolina to Miami. 25 exotic and luxury cars driven by New Yorkers. So the guys pulled into the W Midtown hotel tired from the drive and next thing I know, I'm alone with the cars. *this is the part where I have a huge smile and rub my hands together*. Unfortunately, I had a major pet peeve because of how the cars were parked- on top of each other (and some of them weren't even backed in).
I would have LOVED to shoot video of this widebodied, matte black Lamborghini Aventador. However, I was able to shoot the other Lamborghini Aventador and I was able to shoot one of the red Ferrari 458s.
I was happy with the way the videos came out. And a week after the PC Blast, I was back in New York for the 2016 New York Auto Show.
Regardless if I disappear and not update my blog, I'm usually updating my social media accounts with images and now video. To keep up with me, follow me on Instagram @CarShowBernie .
